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Meanings of entrancing in English
Capturing interest as if by a spell.
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Usage of entrancing in English
1
To the chance summer visitor the seclusion and the rest seem entrancing.
2
That entrancing glance through the windows of the world was refused us.
3
The more circumscribed became her state, the more entrancing seemed this other.
4
And here is a new entrancing counter-tune above that crowns the joy.
5
Then you have to make the acquaintance of many entrancing beauties yet.
6
To Babcock she seemed the most entrancing being he had ever seen.
7
It was over perils that they climbed to soul-entrancing heights of romance.
8
And surely no one has heard such entrancing music before or since.
9
She was a Persian Princess of entrancing beauty, and of inordinate extravagance.
10
He saw her now clearly, and thought her of an entrancing loveliness.
11
They were full of pictures of beautiful landscapes, seascapes, and entrancing sunsets.
12
It was the vividness, the entrancing vitality of her, that caught the attention.
13
The scene of entrancing beauty drove the thought of strife from his heart.
14
The widely dispersed figure of the melody has an entrancing tenderness.
15
I was seeing fashionable life for the first time, and it was entrancing.
16
If the room itself was interesting, the cabinet was nothing short of entrancing.
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